-
The mission of St. Mark Catholic Church is to invite, inspire,
educate, and lead people to know and love Jesus Christ; to
understand and live their Catholic faith; to proclaim the Good News
of the Gospel through
love and service to one another.”
St. Mark Roman Catholic Church and School
1011 Eastwood Road, Wilmington, NC 28403 Parish Office:
(910)392-0720 / www.stmarkcc.net
-
Welcome to St. Mark Catholic Church
Clergy: Pastor — Fr. Gregory Spencer (910) 392-0720 Vicar — Fr.
Cesar Torres Martinez (910) 392-0720 Church Office Staff: Campus
Business Manager —Denise Leuci (910) 398-6526
[email protected] Pastoral Secretary— Stephanie Watts
(910) 398-6509 [email protected] Parish Office Coordinator —
Dawn Wood (910) 398-6508 [email protected] Youth Ministry —
Melissa Quaranto (910) 398-6510 [email protected] Children’s Faith
Formation — Anne Doyle (910) 398-6511 [email protected] Music
& Liturgy—Angela Daughtry (910) 398-6514 [email protected]
Campus Accountant & HR—Frank DeMonte (910) 398-6512
[email protected] Realm Project Manager—Mike Krawczyk (910)
398-6517 [email protected] Communications—Cici Yeager (910)
398-6515 [email protected]
Sacraments & Preparation: Baptism, Matrimony & Funerals
[email protected] (910) 398-6509 First Holy Communion — Anne
Doyle (910) 398-6511 [email protected] Confirmation — Melissa
Quaranto (910) 398-6510 [email protected] RCIA—Paul Townend (910)
386-6486 [email protected]
School: St. Mark Catholic School Principal—T. Burton (910)
452-2800 [email protected] School Admissions—Lisa Erling (910)
398-6532 [email protected]
Weekend Events - Pre-Registration By Signup Genius Required.
Links emailed weekly to parishioners & website:
www.stmarkcc.net Friday Eucharistic Adoration: 9:30am-4pm Saturday
Vigil: 5pm (English) & 6pm at CTK in Riegelwood Confession:
3:30-4:30pm Sunday: 8:30am, 10:30am(English) and 12:30pm
(Spanish)
Weekday Masses (Signup Not Required) Mon, Tues, Thurs &
Fri.: 8:30am English. Wed 8:10am Mon—Thurs.: 10am (Spanish)
**Cancelled Oct. 19-22**
Parish Offices Remain Closed to Walk-In Visitors. Staff are
available by phone, email or appointment.
Emergency Contact: (For life & death emergencies) During
Office Hours call Stephanie (910)398-6509 Evenings/Weekends:
(910)399-1591, Leave a message and your call will be returned. For
Bulletin Prayer List Requests email: [email protected] Names
will remain on for one month
SOCIAL MEDIA Follow us and stay up to date!
Parish: www.stmarkcc.net School: www.smcsnc.org Facebook:
www.facebook.com/
stmarkwilm
Young Adult Ministry: [email protected]
Instagram @smccyam
-
On this Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, the religious
leaders continue to question and challenge Jesus. At this point,
the Pharisees, together with the Herodians, try to entrap Jesus by
their question about the payment of taxes. The Herodians were
supporters of King Herod, who collaborated with the Romans. Such
collaboration would have required a compromised observance of the
Mosaic Law. Thus, they usually did not associate with the
Pharisees.
The Pharisees, on the other hand, taught scrupulous observance
of the Mosaic Law and opposed Roman occupation. Herodians favored
the payment of taxes; the Pharisees opposed it. Both the Herodians
and the Pharisees approach Jesus, asking that he take sides in
their dispute. If Jesus answers with the Pharisees, he shows
himself to be an enemy of Rome. If he answers with the Herodians,
he offends popular Jewish religious sensibilities. It is no-win
situation.
Jesus shows that he is very much aware of what they are trying
to do. He asks to see a
Roman coin, which is readily provided to him. It may have come
from the hand of a Herodian, but the Pharisees show themselves to
be quite willing to accept this compromise. Jesus has already
exposed the Pharisees as hypocrites.
Jesus takes his response one step further. He asks that his
questioners examine the coin.
Agreeing that it is Caesar’s image on the coin, Jesus tells them
that it must belong to Caesar. Avoiding the question of lawfulness
altogether, Jesus answers their question with simple logic. Then,
going further still, Jesus tells them that their obligation is to
pay to God that which belongs to God.
Jesus’ response to the Herodians and Pharisees suggests the
ethic that Christians ought
to adopt. It reminds us of the importance of keeping things in
their proper perspective. Today, we might ask how do we attach
ourselves to worldly things at the expense of the love and honor
that we owe to God?
PS- First of all, I want to thank all who have responded to
God’s Call to Love and Serve.
Your response has been wonderful. Your continued support and
generosity to our parish will help us to continue to meet the needs
of St. Mark’s parish community, well into the future. If you have
not responded yet, please consider making a contribution in the
upcoming weeks. Again, blessings and prayers to all.
Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam, Fr. Greg
A Message From Our Pastor
-
New Parishioners We would like to welcome you to St. Mark. If
you are
interested in registering and joining our Parish, please
complete a registration form on our Parish website (stmarkcc.net)
or by emailing [email protected] . If you decide to join us, we
ask that you will consider giving your time, talent and treasure
for the Lord’s work.
Bulletin Submission Requests must be emailed to
[email protected] by the Wednesday, 10 days in advance of the
weekend publication. All requests must have a contact name, phone #
and dates requested to be in the bulletin. Articles are limited to
100-150 words & must include the who, what, where, when &
why. Requests will be submitted to the Pastor for approval.
Baptism requires a minimum of 30 days notice to complete the
requirements and to schedule. Please contact the Pastoral Secretary
at (910) 398-6509 or [email protected].
Engaged couples must contact the office six months prior to
their planned wedding date to enter Pre-Wedding preparation. Please
contact the Pastoral Secretary at (910) 398-6509 or
[email protected].
Curious about the Catholic Faith?
Wondering? Seeking A Welcome?
St. Mark's process of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) can
help you. If you have questions about the Catholic faith, or just
want to learn more, please contact Paul Townend (910) 386-6468 or
email: [email protected].
Parish News & Announcements
Join us in welcoming our newest addition to the
St. Mark Catholic Church & School Team, Cecilia (Cici)
Yeager
Communications Ministry Lead! Cecilia comes to us from Danville,
Virginia. Ever since attending a Catholic youth retreat in high
school, Cecilia has found herself involved in different facets of
ministry, including campus ministry and parish communications. She
is an
alumna of Old Dominion University and Averett University. In her
spare time, Cecilia enjoys nature walks, shopping at quaint novelty
shops, and attempting do-it-yourself projects and crafts. She is
excited to get to know and be a part of the St. Mark community!
Contact Cecilia for inquiries related to parish and school
communications, including the bulletin, website, social media and
other communication needs at (910) 398-6515 or email:
[email protected]
All Souls Day Monday November 2, 2020
This year we have a few options to participate in All Souls Day
at St. Mark Catholic Church and request who you would like us to
remember and pray for.
The following options are easily available whether you are
attending Mass in person or participating in services via
livestream: Envelopes are located in the gathering space and at
the
drop box located outside at the main entrance. Below is the link
to a fillable form which includes
electronic payment options. Make payment in Realm, forward
confirmation email to
Dawn at [email protected] with names of those youwish to be
remembered.
All Souls Remembrance RequestThe Lord is good to those who wait
for him, to the soul that seeks him. Lamentations 3:25
https://www.stmarkcc.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/All-Souls-Day.pdf
-
Annual St. Mark Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and we at St Mark Catholic
Church have looked forward to having our Thanksgiving Dinner for
our Parishioners and guests. This year is no exception. We will
have our dinner as usual, however do to the Corona Virus, we must
make changes to how we serve and distribute the meals. We are still
working out some of the details, and will share plans when
finalized. In the meantime, if you are interested in volunteering,
please contact Dawn at (910) 398-6508 or email: [email protected]
and give her your contact information. We will also begin accepting
monetary donations for this meal that so many have come to rely on.
Please note “Thanksgiving Dinner.” on check or envelope. Thank
you.
RCIA=RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
RCIA – The process by which Adults become Catholic. We share our
faith with others and keep the “Good News” alive and well in
today’s world. To Register to join the RCIA program, or if you have
questions, please contact Paul Townend at (910) 792-1931 or email:
[email protected] Paul hosts a RCIA Sponsored Catholic Question Hour
every Monday (except major holidays!) at 6 PM.
Virtual options available, call to inquire.
-
October is Respect Life Month. Remember a special baby during
October Respect Life Month – Jesus
St. Mark’s Respect Life ministry thanks all who adopted a baby
bottle for Respect Life Month. Remember to put your loose change,
bills, or more into the bottle during October. Bottles should be
returned before Mass on the weekend of October 24-25. A basket for
this will be in the gathering space.
Make checks payable to: Lifeline Pregnancy Center
Ministry News Thank you Meals on Wheels Ministry!!
Join the Team!!
St. Mark Meals on Wheels Ministry (MOW) has been preparing and
delivering hot meals to mostly needy seniors in our community for
over 28 years. Currently, our combined number of clients on the 1st
and 2nd Saturdays of each month runs between 150 and 160.
Over 800 Meals have been safely prepared and delivered during
the current Pandemic!
How can you help? While our kitchen crews and delivery teams are
presently well staffed, we do have an immediate need for volunteers
to prepare or otherwise provide desserts to complement our monthly
offerings on a rotating basis. It is customary that 24 servings be
provided by each volunteer on a given Saturday. Individually
wrapped or sandwich bagged cupcakes, sliced firm cake, banana or
zucchini bread, or cookies (2 to 4 depending on size) work best.
Those interested are asked to contact our dessert coordinator
Joanne Catts ([email protected])for scheduling and delivery
information.
While we appreciate the dedicated service of all of our
volunteers, it is fitting that we recognize and thank Jim and
Maureen Quinn who recently decided to "retire" from delivering
meals after many, many years of dedicated service to our MOW
Ministry.
Our Respect Life Ministry is Hosting a Baby Shower
Collection
On the weekends of October 17/18 and 24/25, Respect Life will be
hosting a collection to benefit A Safe Place, Catholic Charities
and Lifeline Pregnancy. On these weekends they will be collecting
diapers, wipes and miscellaneous baby items. A collection bin will
be located in the gathering space before and after all Masses.
There will also be a bin by the parish hall doors during the week
(Oct. 19-23) for convenient drop off.
-
St. Mark Young Adult Ministry Young Adult Ministry is for young
adults in their 20’s or 30’s, married or single, with or without
kids who are interested in exploring a deeper relationship with
Jesus Christ through fellowship and formation in the Catholic
Faith.
Our next Virtual Disciples Night will be Thursday, November 5
from 8-9pm! Reserve your seat here:
https://event.webinarjam.com/register/110/5v1lgsy4Love Never Fails
with special guest Heather Khym.
Building on our series on the theological virtues, Heather Khym
will be speaking to us about the virtue of love or charity. One of
the most talked about topics, love is often misunderstood and
misconstrued. Heather will help us dive into the true and biblical
understanding of love as Jesus communicates and exemplifies to us.
Heather has been serving in ministry for over 25 years and has a
passion for evangelization, discipleship, and creating an
environment for people to have a personal encounter with God. She
attended Franciscan University where she studied Theology with a
concentration in Catechetics and met her husband Jake. In 2005 they
started Life Restoration, a ministry which seeks to help people
experience freedom and restoration in Jesus. Currently, Heather
leads retreats, speaks, and has a successful podcast called Abiding
Together. She lives in British Columbia with Jake and their 3
children.
Join us Tuesday, November 3 for Mass at 6pm followed by a social
gathering with all CDC suggested safety protocols in place.
For more information about what we do, ways to get involved in
our parish community, or if you’re interested in joining a small
group contact: [email protected] or join our Facebook group YAASM
and follow us on Instagram @smccyam
https://event.webinarjam.com/register/110/5v1lgsy4
-
It is not too late to register for the 2020-2021 Youth Ministry
year! We offer the following youth programs: Junior Youth Ministry
(JYM) for grades 6-8. We use the LifeTeen “Edge” program. Check
your email this week for this week’s video and challenge! We
enjoyed seeing you all at our virtual kick-off on Wednesday! Senior
Youth Ministry (SYM) for grades 9-12. Senior Youth Ministry is
comprised of Confirmation preparation (typically a two year process
beginning in 9th grade) and our post-Confirmation youth group
called CrossWalk.
SYM October dates: Sunday, Oct. 18: HS Gir ls Bible Study @4pm
followed by:
Be Brave Tour with Dana Catherine & Taylor Tripodi @6pm
"For we have not been given a spirit of fear but of power and
love and self-control" -1 Timothy 1:7
Yes, life has been pretty crazy lately, but in the midst of the
craziness, Dana and Taylor believe the Lord is
calling each of us in this season of uncertainty out of fear and
into bold faith. Now more than ever, God is at work. Taylor and
Dana want to join you and your community on the Be Brave Tour for a
night of songs, stories, and
worship to fill your heart with peace, hope, and joy and to
encourage you to be a light in the darkness.
Hosted by the St. Mark Catholic Church Youth Ministry—RSVP here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409094cada628a3f49-bebrave
Friday, October 23: Ladies Night for girls in grades 8-12
RSVP here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904044CA8A82FA3F58-ladies1
Sunday, October 25: NO SYM
JYM October dates: Wed. Oct. 21: Vir tual JYM @6:30pm Wed. Oct.
28: OFF
Be safe and well. We are praying for you! Melissa and Kelly
YOUNG ADULT & YOUTH MINISTRY Melissa Quaranto Director of
Young Adult and Youth Ministry Phone (910)398-6510 Email:
[email protected] or [email protected]
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409094cada628a3f49-bebravettps://www.signupgenius.com/go/904044CA8A82FA3F58-ladies1
-
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Matthew 22: 15- 21 Social
Responsibility At that Jesus said to them, “Give therefore to the
emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the things
that are God’s.” (Matthew 22: 21)
Living the Word: In the Gospel today, we hear Jesus explain how
there is a separation between the earthly realm and the realm of
God. Although we are part of society and must pay our dues via
taxes, etc., the kingdom of God can intercept and weave through
every aspect of our lives. We need to do God’s work in all areas of
our lives – our daily work and living a way that reflects God’s
will. So, this week, sit down with your children and try to explain
this concept. And ask this question: How can we as Catholics, live
in the secular world but reflect our religious values? Post their
answers on a pa-per and place this paper either on your prayer
space or on the refrigerator where all can see!
Questions of the Week: Child: Who needs help in your
neighborhood or community? What could you and your family do to
help? Adult: How much responsibility do you feel that government
should take for meeting the needs of the less fortunate in our
society? How wiling are you to contribute?
Fun Facts for Catholic Kids: On October 24th, we celebrate the
feast day of a weaver! Saint Anthony Claret was the son of a
Spanish weaver and worked as a weaver himself until he decided to
become a priest! In his lifetime, he preached over 25,000 sermons
and wrote 144 books and pamplets. Is that why they say someone is
busy as a
weaver? Or is that “busy as a beaver”? Or busy as a bee? Well,
get busy today – and weave yourself a great day living your
Catholic faith! Remember – “bee” a great role model for your
younger siblings and others!
Anne Doyle, Director of Children’s Faith Formation Phone
(910)398-6511 Email: [email protected]
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
Anne is currently filming Children’s Liturgy of the Word
(CLOW)
weekly for our children.
This is where Ms. Anne reads the readings for the following
Sunday and
offers a brief reflection, often giving the children some
‘homework’ to do!
This weekend’s link:
https://boxcast.tv/view/children-faith-formation-episode-29th-week-in-ordinary-time-hfhtwkjadhgabiasvmmo
Links can also be found on our website or on the St. Mark
Facebook page. God Bless!
https://boxcast.tv/view/children-faith-formation-episode-29th-week-in-ordinary-time-hfhtwkjadhgabiasvmmo
-
Diocese & Community News
Columbiette’s Dinner Raffle
WIN a $ 100.00 coupon for Dinner at Junction 421 restaurant,
5104 South College Rd in the Monkey Junction area. Jonathan, the
owner and previous Proprietor of Carrabba’s, offers delectable
choices for the entire family. Use for Dine In or Take Out for
either Dinner or Sunday Brunch.
Raffle Tickets 1 for $ 10.00 or 3 for $ 20.00
To Purchase Tickets: Order as many tickets as you’d like by
sending your Name, Phone #, and Email Address with a Check payable
to Columbiettes.
Mail your Check (Payable to Columbiettes) to: Columbiettes, c/o
St. Mark Catholic Church, 1011 Eastwood Rd, Wilmington, NC 28411.
Or drop your check in the Drop Box by the church’s main doors (Note
“Attention Columbiettes” on envelope)
Drawing by Father Greg on Monday, November 9th Proceeds will
benefit Columbiettes’ local Charities. Questions: Dianne Cadden at
[email protected]
-
The Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium would like to
inspire you to a DO-IT-YOURSELF Retreat by committing 5 minutes of
your day for 33 days to the Marian Consecration. What is the Marian
Consecration? It is the act of entrusting one’s body, soul,
possessions, works and entire life to the protection, guidance and
intercession of Our Lady. Starting Nov. 4 and ending Dec. 8, on the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception, using a program developed by
St. Louis de Monfort but in a simpler version, we will read, pray
and reflect in the comfort of our homes, yet be spiritually united.
A guide will be provided to help you through a power packed and
updated form of Marian Consecration following the teachings of
our contemporary “Marian experts.” The Morning Glory Consecration
Prayer will follow the 8:30AM Mass on Dec. 8 at Church.
Week One- St. Louis de Monfort, Week Two- St. Maximillian Kolbe
Week Three- St. Teresa of Calcutta Week Four- St. John Paul II Five
Remaining Days: review Dec. 8-Consecration Prayer on Feast of the
Immaculate Conception at St. Mark Church
For additional information, please contact Mary-Lou Cook, email:
[email protected] or 910-232-0460. Guides will be distributed
following Masses on October 24/25 and Oct. 31/Nov. 1 If you are
unable to attend church, we will work with you to ensure you
receive one.
Why Consecrate to Mary? It is a further deepening of our
devotion to and relationship with Jesus through Our Lady. If you
already have an affection for Mary and talk to her often,
consecration can be that bridge that unites you to her more deeply.
Give yourself to Mary- heart, mind and soul- in order to bring you
closer to her Son, Jesus Christ!
Coats for Kids Collection Nov. 7th & 8th
The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a drive to purchase new
winter coats for needy children. We
will distribute 120 coats to children of Christ the King, which
is our mission church, to children of the Domestic Violence Shelter
and to children in need identified by Catholic Charities. With a
little luck from the world of delivery, we will distribute
on November 20, 21 & 22.
The Knights have already ordered the coats but hope that we can
receive financial support from St. Mark Catholic Church &
School families through donations.
We will have tables set up for monetary collection after each
Mass on the weekend of
November 7th & 8th. Also, the school will participate by
donating the proceeds they receive for “Jeans Day” on November
6.
Please do not bring coats to the collection. The coats we are
ordering are controlled by the supplier to avoid any Covid-19
concerns. Make checks payable to “Knights of Columbus” Thanks in
advance for your support to keep our little ones warm for the
winter. God Bless You!
-
The Columbiettes are participating (virtually) with “Wreaths
Across America” The wreaths that are purchased will be laid on a
veteran’s grave at Wilmington National Cemetery on December 19,
2020. Each wreath purchased, at a cost of $15.00, will include a
“In Honor” of a person of your choosing. It can, but does not have
to be, a veteran. You can also purchase, separately, an Honor of
card to be sent to noti-fy the receipient(s) you chose. You can
find more information at www.wreathsacrossamerica.org. There are
two ways to purchase your wreath(s):
1) Call Maine office at 877-385-9504. They will ask for the
following information: Location no:NCWNCE and Fundraising Group ID
– NC0378P (this is how we get our profits). Please contactour
Columbiette contact, Dale Spencer at [email protected] and let
her know thenumber of wreaths you purchased. We need this for our
records.
2) Order online. Click on Sponsorship Group (below red wreath).
Click on # of wreaths you want tosponsor. Type in “Father James
E.Waters Columbiettes”. Payment is by Paypal or credit cards.All
orders must be in by December 2, 2020. Any questions please free to
contact Dale Spencer at [email protected]. Makes a safe and
beautiful tribute Christmas present!
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Worldwide Marriage Encounter offers
a variety of experiences to rediscover the spark that was there on
your wedding day. Take time to rediscover the best friend you had
when you were first married. Join the millions of couples
worldwide who have learned how to keep their marriage vibrant
and alive by signing up today to attend the upcoming Worldwide
Marriage Encounter Experience on Nov 6-8, 2020, given VIRTUALLY
from North Carolina. Early sign up is recommended. For more
information visit our website at: https://NCMarriageDiscovery.org
or contact us at [email protected] or
704-315-2144. Like and follow us on Facebook at "North Carolina
WWME."
Catholic Charities has an immediate need for gently used
clothing in the following sizes: Girls newborn to 12 months Boys
newborn to 6 months Boys 12 months (especially pants!) Boys 3T-5TA
bin is located outside the parish hall until Monday Oct. 19th for
convenient drop off.
Carolina Catholic chats with Wilmington cardiologist, Dr. Tony
Maglione, about his latest book, Rules for Conservative Patriots
For our second October show, we chat with Dr. Tony Maglione, a
cardiologist whose practice has spanned 40 years, about his newest
book, Rules for Conservative Patriots, which lays out the beautiful
Christian foundation upon which our country was built and why
America needs to put God at its center, protect the unborn, and
safeguard our religious liberties.
This show will air on Wilmington Catholic Radio on stations 91.7
FM, 93.1 FM, and 103.1 FM in Wilmington and 100.5 FM in Southport
the 3rd and 4th weekends of October, Saturdays at 11 a.m. and
Sundays at 6 p.m. That's Saturday, October 17th and 24th, at 11
a.m. and Sunday, October 18th and 25th, at 6 p.m. This show can
also be heard on our website at www.wilmingtoncatholicradio.com,
and we thank you for your prayers and support of Catholic
radio.
https://NCMarriageDiscovery.orgmailto:[email protected]
-
Pray for our Sick Lord our God, you give us strength and
support
Mass Intentions Oct 19 — Oct 25
Mon 8:30 AM † Alex Gianoplus 10:00 AM No Spanish Mass
Tue 8:30 AM † Cameron Presnell 10:00 AM No Spanish Mass
Wed 8:10 AM † Rosalie Maguire 10:00 AM No Spanish Mass Thurs
8:30 AM † Conrad Thalheimer 10:00 AM No Spanish Mass
Fri 8:30 AM † Brian Ennis Sat 5:00 PM † Kathleen Conor 6:00
PM
Sun 8:30 AM † Nan Thomas 10:30 AM Priest Appreciation (Fr. Greg
& Fr. Cesar) 12:30 PM † Kevin Brayan Cruz
The 6:00 pm Mass on Saturday is celebrated at Christ the King
Catholic Church, our Mission Parish in
Riegelwood, NC.
Names will remain on the list for a month. Please email
[email protected] with requests.
Daniel Agnelli Steven Agnelli Andrea Baker
Dave & Mary Ballow Marie Basciano Toni Bellingrath Julie
Boardman
Michelle Boggiano Jo Ann Branson
Lloyd Calkins Richard E Canizaro
Teresa Carney Patricia Carroll Abby Coderre Michael Doyle
James (Jim) Fagan Hank Feith
Norine Ferko Trish Fletcher Greg Foppe
Amanda & Stephen Grimm Eduardo Gonzalez Mary Harrington
Monica Henderson Al Hinn
Florence (Flo) Hough KellyAnn Hough HolzMary
Ellen Humphrey Sharon Kane Betsy King
Easton Knight Hazel Lanier Cheryl Marek
Grace McQuillan C.J. Miley
Bob Milstead Steve Mitchell
Max Morin Tim Niggel
Ashley Perkins Omaira Reid
Val & Don Roberts Patricia Ryaczewski Bernadette Secondo
Joe Siccone Henry Smith
Lenny Szlarski Elaine Tedesco Annelies Todd
Magdi & Jim Turner Felice Van Eron
Geraldine Vasquez Mary Fran Watson
Madelyne (Lyne) Welch Joseph Wells
SPECIAL & SECOND COLLECTIONS
Oct. 18th is World Mission Sunday
Nov 1—All Saints Nov 2—All Souls
Your contributions are appreciated.
Sanctuary Candles are provided in Loving Memory of Walter
Harrington.
Flowers are provided by The St. Mark Parish.
We pray for our deceased. May all who have died, rest in
peace.
Offertory Sunday Oct 10/11:
Identifiable Gifts $ 21,845
Year to Date:
Budget YTD $ 378,000 Actual YTD $ 345,338 Unfavorable $ ( 32,662
)
-
St. Mark Catholic School News
